A/2-b/3=1 solve for a, add b/3 to both sides
a/2=1+b/3 which is equal to
a/2=(3+b)/3 multiply both sides by 2
a=(6+2b)/3 now you can substitute this into 2a+3b giving you:
2(6+2b)/3 + 3b which is equal to
(12+4b+9b)/3
(13b+12)/3
Range is y so we set -5x = whatever number you pick from the range values listed, so
-5x = -5 making x=1
-5x = 0 making x=0
-5x = 10 making x=-2
-5x = 15 making x=-3
The domain is {1,0,-2,-3}
Answer:
The correct option is B. two oxygen atoms
Step-by-step explanation:
The molecular formula for carbon dioxide is given by :

Here, the alphabet C stands for Carbon and the alphabet O stands for Oxygen.
And the prefixes of each of these words represents the number of atoms present of the corresponding element in one molecule of carbon dioxide.
So, The prefix of the first word that is C is 1
⇒ One molecule of carbon dioxide contains one atom of Carbon.
The prefix of the second word that is O is 2
⇒ One molecule of carbon dioxide contains 2 atoms of Oxygen.
Therefore, The correct option is B. two oxygen atoms
Answer:True
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